Asus Cell Phone Reviews

"The P527 is a somewhat clunky-looking phone with a standard numeric keypad of raised, squarish buttons below a 2.6-inch, 320-by-240-pixel touch screen...The quad-band GSM device's voice quality won't make or break your buying decision...Given that the ASUS P527 costs $599 (unlocked), I can't recommend it..." read more »

"Asustek Computer and Intel are working a line of laptops priced as low as £100, according to a top Intel executive...The entry level notebooks… will start at $199 (around £100), street price," said Intel's Sean Maloney today...The notebooks are intended for users in emerging markets and education, said Intel's Maloney...The £100 Asustek notebooks are similar to Intel's existing Classmate PC notebooks, a line of low-cost machines aimed at schools in developing markets...The £100 price of the low-end version of Asustek's new laptop is not far from the current price of the OLPC's (One Laptop Per Child's) laptop..." read more »

"The P505 is part of trend towards smaller cellular-handhelds built on Microsoft's Pocket PC Phone version of the Windows Mobile operating system...At the time of our report, it was not known when or if the P505 would even ship in the U.S, however...Other features include a 1.3-megapixel camera for pictures as large as 1280 x 960 pixels, a 416MHz Intel PXA270 processor, 64MB of memory, Bluetooth, and an SDIO-enabled Secure Digital slot for memory and peripheral expansion..." read more »

"Asus' latest P525 handheld has a rather unique feature...Unlike PDA-phones in the market which offer QWERTY keypads (in addition to a touchscreen display), the P525 comes with a numeric keypad...Asus has done a good job in keeping the P525's design simple yet pleasing...The P525 is one of the few PDA-phones in the market today which offers both numeric keypad and touchscreen display for data entry..." read more »

"One of the best Pocket PC launched by Asus is the P535 model, which has been made available on the market starting November 2006...At first sight, I can only say that the conservatism took the shape of a brick, because that's how P535 looks like...If you are thinking of buying Asus P535 you will have to see past its design because the device is really worth buying...Unfortunately, Asus P535 lacks a QWERTY keyboard, so if you feel like using the device for texting you need to use the stylus which was placed on the top right of the Pocket PC..." read more »

"On the bottom of the P735 is a 2.5mm audio jack, a mini-USB port for charging and syncing, as well as a microphone...Because it was announced and released so recently, the P735's lack of HSDPA connectivity is somewhat disappointing...Among the P735's other connectivity options are Bluetooth 2.0 (with A2DP support for wireless stereo headsets) and 802.11g wireless LAN..." read more »

"It appeared to be in good shape after shipping and it worked OK for me...It keeps the CPU temperate 10 degrees cooler than the system very well built over all good...Recommended! This product does what it was built to do...dropped my quad core q9450 temp 20-25 degrees..." read more »